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For the following reaction, the mass of water produced from 445 g of `C_(57)H_(110)O_(6)` is :
`2C_(57)H_(110)O_(6)(s)+163O_(2)(g) to 114CO_(2)(g)+110H_(2)O(l)`

A

490 g

B

445 g

C

495 g

D

890 g

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